Coronavirus Thread of Doom

[BostonBeaneater]

Good gravy!

[Dr. Medulla]

Good gravy!

It's like an alternate universe has shat out some of its population. You just look at them and have to accept that they are operating by completely different laws of perception.

[BostonBeaneater]

Good gravy!

It's like an alternate universe has shat out some of its population. You just look at them and have to accept that they are operating by completely different laws of perception.

It looks like a Shirley Jackson inspired WB made for tv horror movie.

[revbob]

Its cult like behavior with the adults indoctrinating their kids.

[Marky Dread]

Good gravy!

I guess this is what happens when you run out of Beatles albums.

[Mimi]

Its cult like behavior with the adults indoctrinating their kids.

I could see people from my hometown doing this.

[WestwayKid]

Just over one year since I started this thread. Never could have imagined we'd still be discussing this.

[Flex]

Me and the missus are keeping an eye on vacation deals during all this.

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[Mimi]

Just over one year since I started this thread. Never could have imagined we'd still be discussing this.

And when you go back to read the start of this thread...we were all just innocent babes.

[Dr. Medulla]

My last in-person class was on 12 March (according to my syllabus) about nuclear imagery in rock music. At the end, I told students that while nothing had been announced, this was probably going to be our last class together. One of students, a guy in his 60s (who was fantastically eager to learn anything and everything), was incredulous. Why would they close the school because of a bug? Ho ho ho …

[JennyB]

My last in-person class was on 12 March (according to my syllabus) about nuclear imagery in rock music. At the end, I told students that while nothing had been announced, this was probably going to be our last class together. One of students, a guy in his 60s (who was fantastically eager to learn anything and everything), was incredulous. Why would they close the school because of a bug? Ho ho ho …

Update: he's dead now.

[revbob]

My last in-person class was on 12 March (according to my syllabus) about nuclear imagery in rock music. At the end, I told students that while nothing had been announced, this was probably going to be our last class together. One of students, a guy in his 60s (who was fantastically eager to learn anything and everything), was incredulous. Why would they close the school because of a bug? Ho ho ho …

Update: he's dead now.

Doc's classes are lethal.

[JennyB]

My last in-person class was on 12 March (according to my syllabus) about nuclear imagery in rock music. At the end, I told students that while nothing had been announced, this was probably going to be our last class together. One of students, a guy in his 60s (who was fantastically eager to learn anything and everything), was incredulous. Why would they close the school because of a bug? Ho ho ho …

Update: he's dead now.

Doc's classes are lethal.

And he didn't even get to fill out an evaluation form.

[Dr. Medulla]

My last in-person class was on 12 March (according to my syllabus) about nuclear imagery in rock music. At the end, I told students that while nothing had been announced, this was probably going to be our last class together. One of students, a guy in his 60s (who was fantastically eager to learn anything and everything), was incredulous. Why would they close the school because of a bug? Ho ho ho …

Update: he's dead now.

I hope not. He was great. He retired early and started taking classes just for the love of learning. He also wrote the LSAT at the same time as his son, just to see if he could beat him.

[Sparky]

Came across this today, kind of sums up the way I feel when I'm in a store and hear someone being an ass about wearing a mask. I fail to understand why this has to be some big political drama. It's science folks, plain and simple.

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